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The Ultimate Companion to the WordPress Block Editor
Stackable is the ultimate trusted block plugin you've been waiting for. Build dynamic websites with our powerful yet lightweight custom WordPress blocks, ready-made designs, UI Kits, global settings, and advanced customization options all whilst boasting speedy performance. Have the confidence to easily design professional websites that stand out using a new page building experience for Gutenberg – the WordPress Block Editor.
Transform Gutenberg into a Page Builder.
Stackable is the all-in-one block plugin for creating stunning websites by transforming the WordPress Block Editor into a Page Builder. Stackable has helped thousands of bloggers, merchants, marketers, designers and web development professionals make the most out of the WordPress Block Editor through fast, powerful and intuitive features.
Ready Made Templates, Block Designs and Wireframes
Enjoy an impressive Design Library to jumpstart your designing process. Never start from scratch and design like a pro with the help of our stunning and professionally-made designs.
- Dozens of UI Kit designs
- Hundreds of ready-made block designs
- Dozens of block layouts
- Various shape separator designs
Powerful Custom Blocks
Get 42 flexible custom WordPress blocks that are feature-rich and look good out of the box, and provide a robust foundation for any website even without a single line of code.
You can choose which of these blocks you need, depending on your workflow. You can also disable blocks if you don't need them.
Essential Blocks
- Advanced Columns Block — View Block
- Advanced Heading Block – View Block
- Advanced Text Block – View Block
- Advanced Image Block
- Icon List Block — View Block
- Button Block — View Block
- Icon Button Block
- Icon Block — View Block
Special Blocks
- Carousel Block – View Block
- Horizontal Scroller Block – View Block
- Tabs Block – View Block
- Countdown Block – View Block
- Timeline Block – View Block
- Table of Contents Block – View Block
- Posts Block — View Block
- Image Box Block — View Block
- Video Popup Block — View Block
- Progress Circle Block — View Block
- Progress Bar Block — View Block
- Accordion Block — View Block
- Map Block — View Block
- Icon Label Block
- Social Buttons Block
- Card Block — View Block
- Count Up Block — View Block
- Number Box Block — View Block
- Notification Block — View Block
- Expand / Show More Block — View Block
- Separator Block — View Block
- Subtitle Block
- Price Block
- Divider Block
- Spacer Block
Section Blocks
- Hero Block — View Block
- Call to Action Block — View Block
- Feature Block — View Block
- Feature Grid Block — View Block
- Pricing Box Block — View Block
- Icon Box Block
- Testimonial Block — View Block
- Team Members Block — View Block
- Blockquote Block — View Block
Page Builder-like Design Options
Turn the WordPress Block Editor into a page builder. Fine-tune your creations with a wide range of familiar web design options.
- Multiple Block Layouts
- Flexbox Controls
- Image and Video Lightbox
- Save Block Defaults
- Customize block hover styles
- Block Background and Image Color Settings
- Block Typography Settings
- Image Shapes and Settings
- Advanced Gradient Color Picker
- Advanced Icon Options
- Advanced Column and Spacing Settings
- Global Colors & Typography Settings
- Responsiveness
- Tablet and Mobile Column Arrangement
- Live Responsive Editing
- Ability to tweak designs for Tablet and Mobile views
- Specify how Columns collapse in Tablet and Mobile
- Hide / Show Specific Blocks on Desktop, Tablet or Mobile
- Custom Tablet and Mobile breakpoints
- Custom
Fast Page Loading Speed
Optimize your website's performance, and get lightning fast page loading to make your site visitors stay. Have the chance to maximize your page speed insights and achieve high Core Web Vitals and higher SEO rankings.
- Loads the smallest file size possible of CSS and JS files in the frontend, ~ only 7.8kb total
- Adds almost no PHP server overhead for fast page loads
- Zero Bloat, no jQuery, no dependencies
- Optimized page loading with focus on Core Web Vitals
- Responsive image loading for faster browsing speeds in mobile devices
- Compatible with Optimization Plugins and use optimization techniques such as combining CSS and JS files and minification
Integrations & Compatibility
Make your page building experience more well-rounded by using other popular tools. We've seamlessly integrated with these essential third-party plugins and tools:
- Weglot
- Blocksy
- Toolset
- Font Awesome
- Google Fonts
- see our full list of integrations and compatibility
Premium Features
Take web designing to the next level. Stackable Premium helps you unlock the full potential of the WordPress Block Editor with awesome advanced features that will give you the ability to create high-end websites.
Dynamic Content (Premium)
Create dynamic WordPress websites that cater to the specific interests of visitors.
- Dynamic content
- Fully customize your query loops
- Site Custom Fields
- Conditionally display blocks
More Integrations (Premium)
In premium, you get more integrations.
- WooCommerce
- Metabox
- JetEngine
Agency Tools (Premium)
Cater to more clients effectively and efficiently with our Agency Tools, which were specially made for web design professionals.
- Block CSS Customizer
- Role Manager
Motion Effects (Premium)
Add animations that will bring your site to life and make it more visually engaging.
- Scroll Animations
- Entrance Animations
- Transform & Transition Effects
More Blocks (Premium)
- Load More Block (for the Blog Posts Block)
- Pagination Block (for the Blog Posts Block)
News Article Updates
- v3.12 WooCommerce Integration and Enhanced Color, Gradient and Opacity Settings
- v3.11 New Timeline Block
- v3.10 New Tabs Block
- v3.9 New Carousel Block
- v3.8 New Stackable UI
- v3.7 New Horizontal Scroller and Countdown Blocks
- v3.6 New Progress Circle and Progress Bar Blocks
- v3.5 No Bloat & Improved Performance
- v3.4 Map Block
- v3.3 Saving Block Defaults
- v3.2 Table of Contents Block
- v3.1 Wireframes
- v3.0 How To Shift From Version 2 to Version 3
- v2.17 Custom Attributes and Optimization
- v2.16 Clickable Containers and Pagination
- v2.15 Introducing Dynamic Content
- v2.14 Copy and Paste Block Styles
- v2.13 UI Kits, Borders & Improved Performance
- v2.12 Better User Interface and User Experience
- v2.11 Introducing Global Colors and Global Typography
- v2.10 Better Responsive Controls, Better List Block Icons and Low-Highlight Effect
- v2.9 Live Responsive Editing
- v2.8 Role Manager for Gutenberg
- v2.7 New Icon Block, Amazing Icons and Font Awesome Pro
- v2.6 New Advanced Blocks and Load More Blog Posts Button
- v2.5 Better Onboarding for First Time Users
- v2.4 Introducing the Advanced Columns & Grid Block
- v2.3 Introducing the Design Library and New Block Designs
- v2.2 Welcome Video, Better Separators and Auto-Block Recovery
- v2.1 Help Video Snippets and Auto-Expand Settings
- v2.0 Version 2 is Out!
Learn More About Stackable – Page Builder Gutenberg Blocks & Designs
- Read our documentation and tutorials
- Visit our site wpstackable.com
- Subscribe to our newsletter
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- Join the Stackable Community in Facebook
- Follow us in Twitter @wpstackable
- Leave us a rating
** Those marked with asterisks are part of Stackable Premium
This plugin provides 47 blocks.
- Subtitle Subtitle text that you can add custom styling to from the global settings.
- Icon List An unordered list with icons. You can use this as a list of features or benefits.
- Map Embedded Google Map with advanced controls.
- Spacer Sometimes you just need some space.
- Text Start with the building block of all page layouts.
- Image Box Display an image that shows more information when hovered on. Can be used as a fancy link to other pages.
- Tabs Organize and display content in multiple tabs.
- Blockquote Display a quote in style
- Icon Label An Icon and Heading paired together.
- Pricing Box Display the different pricing tiers of your business.
- Progress Bar Visualize a progress value or percentage in a bar.
- Feature Grid Display multiple product features or services. You can use Feature Grids one after another.
- Card Describe a single subject in a small card. You can use this to describe your product, service or a person.
- Progress Circle Visualize a progress value or percentage in a circle.
- Feature Display a product feature or a service in a large area.
- Accordion A title that your visitors can toggle to view more text. Use as FAQs or multiple ones for an Accordion.
- Timeline Show events in chronological order
- Count Up Showcase your stats. Display how many customers you have or the number of downloads of your app.
- Heading Introduce new sections of your content in style.
- Table of Contents Automatically generated table of contents based on Heading blocks.
- Countdown Display a countdown timer on your website.
- Divider Add a pause between your content.
- Team Member Display members of your team or your office. Use multiple Team Member blocks if you have a large team.
- Call to Action A small section you can use to call the attention of your visitors. Great for calling attention to your products or deals.
- Design Library Choose a layout or block from the Stackable Design Library.
- Columns Multiple columns with advanced layout options.
- Number Box Display steps or methods that your users will do in your service.
- Price Show a price of a product or service with currency and a suffix styled with different weights
- Posts Your latest blog posts. Use this to showcase a few of your posts in your landing pages.
- Icon Box A small text area with an icon that can be used to summarize features or services
- Horizontal Scroller A slider that scrolls horizontally.
- Testimonial Showcase what your users say about your product or service.
- Expand / Show More Display a small snippet of text. Your readers can toggle it to show more information.
- Carousel A carousel slider.
- Notification Show a notice to your readers. People can dismiss the notice to permanently hide it.
- Image An image with advanced controls to make a visual statement.
- Button Group Add a customizable button.
- Separator A fancy separator to be placed between content.
- Icon Pick an icon or upload your own SVG icon to decorate your content.
- Video Popup Display a large thumbnail that your users can click to play a video full-screen. Great for introductory or tutorial videos.
- Hero A large hero area. Typically used at the very top of a page.
- Tab Labels Create interactive navigation within tabs.
- Tab Content A wrapper for tab panels.
- Button Add a customizable button.
- Icon Button Add a customizable button.
- Inner Column A single column with advanced layout options.
- Icon List Item A single list entry in the Icon List block
Minimum Requirements
You'll need WordPress version 6.1 or higher for this to work.
Did you just upgrade? Learn here about the New Inspector UI in v3.8
Is Stackable Free?
Yes, Stackable is free forever.
We have a premium version that adds more designs and advanced features. You may want to check Stackable Premium here.
Do I need to know how to code to use Stackable?
No, you don't need to know a single line of code when using Stackable
Do you have a live demo?
Yes, we have live demo that you can check out here.
What are Blocks?
Blocks are the new shortcodes in WordPress 5.0 / Gutenberg. They're the basic elements that you add into your content to build your pages, like buttons, cards, videos, etc.
Stackable gives you an extensive collection of blocks that allows you to flexibly create any kind of professional landing page and front page.
What are UI Kits?
UI kits are a beautiful and cohesive collection of our block designs for budiling full sites easily. These kits offer a wide variety of web design styles and categories that allow you to kick start your design process right away
What themes can I use with Stackable?
Stackable should work with any theme.
Can I disable blocks that I do not use?
Yes, you can manage your blocks and choose what blocks to enable/disable.
Can I use this plugin with other block plugins?
Yes! Stackable blocks play well with other blocks.
Can I use this add-on for other page builders I'm using?
Nope. Stackable only works with Gutenberg, the new WordPress editor.
Contributors & Developers
"Stackable – Page Builder Gutenberg Blocks" is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors"Stackable – Page Builder Gutenberg Blocks" has been translated into 9 locales. Thank you to the translators for their contributions.
Translate "Stackable – Page Builder Gutenberg Blocks" into your language.
Interested in development?
Browse the code, check out the SVN repository, or subscribe to the development log by RSS.
- New: You can now use YouTube shorts and unlisted Vimeo videos in the Video Popup block
- Fixed: Ordered Icon List block numerals no longer wrap to the next line
- Fixed: Native list block behaviors no longer create Stackable Icon List Item blocks
- Fixed: Clicking WooCommerce add to cart button no longer changes the Tabs block to the first tab
- Fixed: No longer need to have v2 compatibility enabled for the random order option to work in the Posts block
- Fixed: Carousel block default icon color can now be changed correctly
- Fixed: Pasting a bullet list no longer converts it to a Stackable Icon List block
- Fixed: Frontend scripts now will not initialize more than once
- Fixed: Updated .pot file to allow manual JS strings translations
- Fixed: (Hotfix update) Some themes can add bullets or numbers on the Icon List block
- New: Revamp of Icon List Block (please expect some slight changes in the block's appearance after the block migrates)
- New: New Icon List Block options: item borders, vertical icon alignment, and more
- New: Cleaner output: inlined script for animations is no longer added if there are no animations
- New: Dynamic Content: you can now search for a post ID in the post search field
- Fixed: Block error when adding an anchor on a Button block
- Fixed: Clicking once on links inside the Carousel block now works in iOS
- Fixed: Anchors are not anymore copied with our copy and paste style feature
- Fixed: Error when using a category that's shown as a link
- Fixed: Compatibility with Thrive themes global header
- Fixed: Compatibility with Core Framework: inspector panels now open properly
- New: (Hotfix update) Added new option "Lazy Load Images within Carousels" that fixes carousel spacing issues with some image lazy loading solutions
- Fixed: (Hotfix update) Turned carousel image lazy loading fix into an option instead of a default
- Fixed: Dropdown arrows in the block resizers shows up as a square / no icon
- Fixed: Accessibility warning in lightboxes that aria-* attributes are misspelled
- New: Better multisite support
- New: Multisite network license key activation is now possible
- New: Font Awesome 6 support, you can now choose between Font Awesome 5 and 6 icon libraries from the settings
- Fixed: You can now use text formatting on Image block captions
- Fixed: Dynamic Content show different post data when used with JetEngine loops and other query builders
- Fixed: Better scrollbar styling support with Firefix
- Fixed: Column size indicator sometimes shows up as a square / no icon and without a label
- Fixed: Dynamic breakpoints not producing correct breakpoints when used with specific values
- Fixed: Conditional Display can produce a PHP error if post meta is an array
- Fixed: Inner block gap option sometimes resets to 0
- Fixed: Accordion block now opens correctly when editing in the theme Customizer
- Fixed: Carousel & Horizontal scroller height issues when images are lazy loaded
- Fixed: Corrected account and contact us links in the settings when network activated
- Fixed: Network activating will no longer redirect to a 404 page
- Fixed: Block error for blocks with containers and video backgrounds #2967
- Fixed: Edge case PHP error with unique id checking #2961
- Fixed: Resolved PHP warning with Metabox integration #317
- New: WordPress 6.4 compatibility
- New: Tabs block option: Equal tab height – to toggle on/off equal tab heights #2844
- New: Dynamic Content: Added "show as link" option for author name and taxonomies #2878
- New: Image block now has a built-in caption #2875
- New: You can now use a URL for images and background images #2873
- Change: Tabs block now by default will now have non-equal tab heights
- Change: Added note in fixed background option that it only works in desktop and Android mobile #2917
- Fixed: Carousel block is now RTL compatible #2910
- Fixed: Duplicated blocks that are inserted dynamically will now style correctly #2890
- Fixed: Margin bottom draggable control now works correctly when using percentage #2904
- Fixed: Added border radius corner icons #2914
- Fixed: Timeline block lines now connect properly in Firefox #2872
- Fixed: Timeline block in Safari mobile workaround: now always filled with accent color #2912
- Fixed: Progress bar and circle blocks now show correctly dynamic content if edited in widgets #2952
- Fixed: Dragging margin bottom control is now smoother #2904
- Fixed: When updating a container, it has a chance of incorrectly enabling the container
- Fixed: Resolved PHP warning about global styles variable
- Fixed: Accordion block produces a PHP error on saving when structure is malformed
- Fixed: Prevent new border radius control from overflowing the corners
- Fixed: (Hotfix update) PHP error if using PHP 7.2 and below
- Fixed: (Hotfix update) Possible PHP error with Dynamic Content
WooCommerce Integration and Enhanced Color, Gradient and Opacity Settings
- New: WooCommerce integration: you can now use WooCommerce product fields in Dynamic Content and inside the native Query Loop block (premium) #2907
- New: WooCommerce integration: you can now use WooCommerce product fields as Display Conditions (premium) #2907
- New: Enhanced color picker: now includes opacity #2740
- New: Enhanced gradient color picker: multiple color stops, type and angle. Also supports theme gradient colors. #2740
- New: Accordion FAQ Schema option #2874
- New: You can now adjust border radius corners individually #2877
- Change: Global colors can no longer be used when picking gradient colors (backward compatible, if you used them before, they will still work unless the gradient is edited)
- Fixed: Global settings get removed when switching between code view and visual view #2855
- Fixed: Posts block, added missing note about extra options #2879
- Fixed: Global typography preview now reflects the theme's default font family #2858
- Fixed: Design Library not loading, changed CDN
- Fixed: Fixed styles not loading the the Getting Started page in Firefox #2901
- Fixed: Remote URLs in lightbox gallery now work correctly #2864
- Fixed: PHP warning in PHP 8.2 #2897
- Fixed: Possible PHP warning in admin from Freemius SDK
- New: Added Video Popup block options: disable video download, no full screen & enable/disable loop for self-hosted videos #2876
- New: Range controls now show the inherited value from larger screen sizes as placeholders #2859
- Fixed: Responsive column widths now reset when decreasing columns to one ##2792
- Fixed: Parent hover state cannot be selected without reselecting a recently moved block 3573c51
- Fixed: Accordion toggle animation is now works when inside columns #2728
- Fixed: Firefox fixes for alignments, removed polyfill script for :has selector #2824
- Fixed: Spacer block dragging again fails to update the editor #2866
- Fixed: Single columns block spacing looks different in Firefox #2862
- Fixed: Column arrangement's responsive values do not disappear on refresh #2706
- Fixed: Timeline block – if background is enabled, dot is not aligned on mobile #2863
- Fixed: JetEngine PHP warning
- Fixed: Compatibility issues with WordPress 6.1
- Fixed: Dynamic Content now display in the editor correctly when used in a Query Loop block
- Fixed: Typing on a field will turn "current post" Dynamic Content source source to a specific post ID
- Fixed: Dynamic Content did not show up when used inside a native Query Loop block
- Fixed: (Hotfix update) PHP error missing function encountered sometimes when updating
Introducing: New Timeline Block
- New: Timeline block
- New: Various performance optimizations, lesser memory usage and better script loading #2835
- New: Page now scrolls to the opened Accordion if it's not in the viewport #2726
- New: Added a tip when incorrectly using a Google Map in a lightbox #2807
- New: Added some new getting started videos
- Change: Removed settings wizard
- Fixed: Normal or centered block widths are not visible in the editor in WP 6.3
- Fixed: Blocks were not being loaded in the Customizer for classic themes #2846
- Fixed: Global colors and typography not showing in the editor if Content Editing Mode is enabled
- Fixed: Custom Fields admin menu UI
- Fixed: Blocks can encounter an error when dragging inside or from a reusable block #2768 #2791
- Fixed: Picking an icon from the icon picker inside the editor area doesn't work #2772
- Fixed: Block link now correctly occupies the entire container block if it has a background #2743
- Fixed: Removed ReactDom.render console error messages #2786
- Fixed: Native spacing tabs appear in WP < 6.3 #2837 #2828
- Fixed: Design Library block cannot be selected
- Fixed: Columns content max width unit resets after saving #2826
- Fixed: Icon gap responsive settings resets after saving #2670
- Fixed: Carousel now uses passive listeners to improve scrolling performance #2831
- Fixed: Sometimes inactive tabs can still get mouse focus
- Fixed: (Hotfix update) PHP error incompatibility with some plugins
- New: Compatibility with WordPress 6.3
- New: Updated all blocks to use the new Block API Version 3 – now all Stackable blocks can be iframed in the editor. Learn about the benefits of an iframed editor
- New: Improved editor loading performance #2797
- New: Support for the Navite Group block flexbox options when nesting Stackable blocks #2773 #2774
- Change: The Navigation Panel is now disabled by default #2789
- Fixed: When duplicating or transforming blocks, sometimes changes get applied to multiple blocks ##2749
- Fixed: Added Safari <= 15.3 and Firefox support for some flexbox options #2784
- Fixed: Link picker UI issue where the reset button overlapped #2761
- Fixed: WooCommerce compatibility where the Stackable settings button was not showing up #2793
- Fixed: Inspector panels did not auto-collapse in the Site Editor #2759
- Fixed: Resolved a few console warnings #2787 #2788
- New: Improved Block Theme & Site Editor color compatibility #2599 #2601 #2641
- New: Improved Color palette popup – now has built-in color picker, and color categories for global colors, theme colors, default colors, and custom Site Editor colors. #2600
- New: Improved Global Color panel UI, includes reoredring of global colors and new options to show/hide color categories in the color palette popup
- New: Added vw and vh units to some block options #2735
- New: Added a new
PHP filter that when false bypasses the welcome and wizard screen. #2676 - New: Added new "Fixed Icon Position" option in Tab Labels block for better text alignment #2739
- Change: Stackable global colors now are no longer included in the color picker of Native blocks to prevent confusion and possible conflicts.
- Fixed: Bug when you have a custom color in the Site Editor, it stops displaying the other colors in the color picker #2599 #2601
- Fixed: Column resize doesn't snap correctly when the Columns block has a background enabled #2579
- Fixed: Columns block content max width and horizontal align options reset upon save #2742
- Fixed: Resolved missing dependencies warning in Query Monitor #2562
- Fixed: Divider block tablet and mobile alignments not working #2733
- Fixed: Some embedded content do not show up in lightbox #2658
- Fixed: Added support for WP Rocket's Image Lazy Loading feature in the lightbox #2724
- Fixed: Enabling template locking on a container can cause inner blocks to overlap #2672
- Fixed: A scrollbar was visible on the carousel block in Firefox #2701
- Fixed: Better accessibility: pressing the escape key will close popovers #2766
- Fixed: Colors not working for the collapsed state of accordion blocks (need to edit the block for it to take effect) #2723
- Fixed: Carousel block aria warning #2722
- Fixed: Design library tab focus outline #2727
- Fixed: Map block JS callback warning is now resolved #2734
- Fixed: Progress bar and cirlce blocks can now handle dynamic content that has commas #2688
- Fixed: V2 Feature Grid encounters an error when using the advanced tab #2707
- New: Tabs Block
- New: Revamped Getting Started page with new videos and links
- New: Added new inset option for shadows
- Fixed: Table of Contents block font family not being applied
- Fixed: Some block options did not show correctly in Safari
- New: Inspector UI improvements and reskin
- New: New help tooltips UI
- New: Better inspector accessibility
- New: PHP filter stackable_block_category_index to adjust the block category index
- FIxed: All Dynamic Content Fields from ACF, Metabox and JetEngine are now shown in the field picker
- Fixed: Dynamic Content issues with the Site Editor
- Fixed: Added missing help tooltips
- Fixed: Focal point picker going outside the inspector panels
- Fixed: Expand block accessibility improvements
- Fixed: Progress bar block fullwidth issues
- Fixed: Updated Freemius SDK to 2.5.10
Introducing: New Carousel Block
- New: Carousel block
- New: Typography Letter Spacing is now responsive #2674
- Fixed: The first entry in the Icon list block can get misaligned #2636
- Fixed: Dynamic Content sometimes not displaying in the frontend
- Fixed: Dynamic Content backend field picker issues with ACF
- Fixed: Lightbox now works with PerfMatter's Image Lazy Loading option
- Fixed: Lightbox compatibility issues with Twenty Twenty One theme
- Fixed: Feature Grid Column gap option resets
- New: Added orange modified indicators to panels and controls – know which options you've modified in your blocks!
- New: Added justify text option for the Advanced Text block #2528
- Fixed: Better backspace handling when typing in the number of columns #2675
- Fixed: Scrolling the Horizontal Scroller block now doesn't open links #2657
- Fixed: When adding background color or a background image, it now auto-enables the block's background option #2673
- Fixed: Better Dynamic Content support for template/layout CPTs
- Fixed: Lightbox now works with NitroPack's Image Lazy Loading option
- Fixed: Reset button in Global Typography now resets correctly #2667
- Fixed: Subtitle help icon alignment issue in Global Typography #1903
- Fixed: Handled case when the responsive toggle button doesn't work when site editor files are loaded in the post editor
- Fixed: Minor translation issues #2596
- New: New Block Inspector UI – reorganized and added new options
- New: Visual Guides – helps visualize layout options like justify and paddings
- New: Flexbox options
- New: Lightbox option in Image blocks and in containers with links – check the Advanced tab > Link panel. Lightbox supports: images, videos, YouTube, Vimeo and web pages.
- New: Typing 'auto' in block margins now works visually in the block editor
- Change: Renamed to "Adv. Copy and Paste" styles to make it different from the native copy and paste option
- Change: Removed "Fit all columns to content" option in Columns, this has been replaced with flexbox controls
- Fixed: Some blocks encounter a block error when inside a Query Loop block #2577
- Fixed: Some textarea Dynamic Content fields do not show line breaks correctly #2602
- Fixed: Better inspector panel scrolling when opening and closing panels
- Fixed: Inner Column blocks with paddings made the column widths uneven
- Fixed: Missing meta option in the Posts Block content order option #2646
- Fixed: Video backgrounds now show up as one network request
- Fixed: Block titles and descriptions are now translated correctly in the Getting Started page #2597
- Fixed: Navigation panel cannot be resized properly #2640
- Fixed: Navigation panel closes when selecting another block
- Fixed: Dragging the margin bottom of blocks quickly will stop the current drag
- Fixed: The Block Linking learn more link redirects to the wrong page #2564
- Fixed: In the free version, premium notices have lower priority
- Fixed: Dynamic Content can now be used in the Progress Bar and Progress Circle percentage value #2647
- New: WordPress 6.2 compatibility
- New: Stackable blocks now appear in the new Style Book
- New: Stackable global settings are now available in the Site Editor / FSE
- Fixed: Responsive block settings now working in the Site Editor
- Fixed: Tablet styles sometimes show up in the editor when the screen is small
- Fixed: Reusable blocks performance improvements
- Fixed: Blocksy theme responsive breakpoints conflict
- Change: Removed v2 editor migration helper (it's been 1.5 years since it was introduced)
- Fixed: Dynamic Content issue where ACF image fields sometimes did not output correctly
- Fixed: Shape separators were always covering some content in some blocks #2268
- Fixed: Cannot select a color for shape separator layers
- Fixed: Custom roles did not appear in the Conditional Display role picker #2409
- Fixed: Shape separator layer 2 options were not visible
- Fixed: Block error that resulted when using a Display Condition taxonomy that was deleted
- Fixed: CSS optimization post meta options are now hidden from the custom fields view
- Fixed: Some strings in the Countdown block were not translated #2585
- Fixed: Some JS hook tweaks #2588
Introducing: New Horizontal Scroller and Countdown Blocks
- New: Horizontal Scroller block #2494
- New: Countdown block #2501
- Fixed: Dynamic Content database performance, no more duplicate db calls #2569
- Fixed: Some tablet and mobile styling options were being overwritten by desktop values #2571
- Fixed: Right clicking on an Image block now triggers on the image itself
- Fixed: Possible error if the theme color palette is unavailable
- New: Inversed the behavior of the Heading's margins (it now doesn't use the theme's margins by default) #2190
- Fixed: Editor performance improvements #2446
- Fixed: Better PHP 8.1 compatibility #2560
- Fixed: Max content width doesn't show correctly in the editor #2531
- Fixed: Posts block not showing hover colors correctly in the editor #2351 #2473
- New: The Table of Contents block can now have a title #2346
- Fixed: In Conditional Display, added support for named and 0 timezones #2530
- Fixed: FontAwesome script loading is now delayed in the editor
- Fixed: Possible error in the Accordion block's icon #2546
- Fixed: Tablet and mobile units are not being followed in the editor #2547
- Fixed: Added missing translation strings #2399 #2402 #2472 #2498 (Thanks DAnn2012)
- Fixed: Table of Contents block now support the Stackable v2 Heading block #2376
- Fixed: Content vertical align option in the Column block doesn't appear correctly in the editor #2408
- Fixed: Using a custom SVG in the Icon block can result in it losing its colors #2137
- Fixed: Image Box block selection goes past its container in the editor #2369
- Fixed: Block example show a "no blocks in the group" placeholder #2405
- Fixed: Image alt now no longer gets overridden when picking images #2524
- New: (Freemius) Granular opt-out controls
- New: (Freemius) Support for anonymous license activation
- New: (Freemius) New opt-in screen
- New: (Freemius) User IP is no longer sent during opt-in
- New: (Freemius) No data is now sent when skipping the opt-in screen
- New: (Freemius) Admin query strings no longer include a Freemius flag
- New: (Freemius) Better PHP 8 compatibility
- Fixed: Some PHP 8 warning messages with Twenty Twenty Three theme and Dynamic Content #2508 #2503
- Fixed: Design Library button text label now shows properly #2486
- Fixed: Possible Block error with v2 Button blocks and Blocksy #2484
- New: WordPress 6.1 compatibility
- New: You can now change the Query String of the Posts block's Pagination Block #2313
- New: Added Advanced Tab > Responsive > Tablet column arrangement option ##2325
- New: Added Advanced Tab > Responsive > Tablet and mobile column arrangement option #2361
- Fixed: RankMath compatibility for the Table of Contents block #2424
- Fixed: Newly created columns are not cloned correctly when using the Columns block's Columns option #2476
- Fixed: Posts block pagination could not navigate back to page 1 #2313
- Fixed: Reset button on icon options now reset correctly #2329
- Fixed: Copy and pasting styles on the Progress Circle and Bar blocks also copied some content #2469
- Fixed: Progress Bar block percentage text can wrap around spaces #2464
- Fixed: Button blocks can still be added even if they're disabled in the admin #2305
- Fixed: Possible block error when adding conditional display about dates #2477
Introducing: New Progress Circle and Progress Bar Blocks
- New: Progress Circle and Progress Bar Blocks
- Fixed: You can now select transparent as the color for the 2nd gradient background color #2358
No Bloat & Improved Performance
- New: Various performance improvements
- New: Smaller plugin filesize
- New: New exposed window.stk API (undocumented)
- New: Support for block theme contentSize and wideSize
- Fixed: Wide and fullwidth blocks sometimes showed centered in the editor
- Fixed: Column content vertical align did not show up correctly in the editor
- Fixed: Some block options not showing up in the editor
- Fixed: Column block's Content Vertical Align not displaying correctly in the editor
- Fixed: Icon block margin and size options not displaying correctly in the editor #2426
- Fixed: Card block horizontal layout image resizing issues in tablet and mobile
- Fixed: Hero block can get an error when switching layouts
- Fixed: Accordion content in the editor overlapped sometimes
- Fixed: Some styles did not show in the editor when changing hover states
- Fixed: Some shadows flicker or get clipped in Safari #2328
- Fixed: Accordions close adjacent doesn't work with reduced motion OS setting #2352
- Fixed: Custom Fields PHP warnings #2415
- Fixed: Using custom SVGs with colors can sometimes cause block errors #2411
- Fixed: Accordion containers incorrectly collapsed when placed inside columns
- Fixed: This update fixes some issues which were found in v3.4.3 in the Accordion and Image box blocks
- Fixed: Accordion column height issues
- Fixed: Hard to select the accordion block contents
- Fixed: Containers with containers inside incorrectly inherit the parent container's size styles
- Fixed: Content alignment issue in the image box block
- Fixed: Content vertical align option now works correctly in the icon box block #2404
- New: Added duration option for the Count Up block #2355
- New: Added button alignment & full-width options for the Button Group block
- Change: Remove doubled Stackable icons in the block inserter #2383
- Change: Video popup now uses YouTube's no-cookie domain #2392
- Fixed: Buttons stacking on mobile adds a margin to some buttons #2249
- Fixed: Full width buttons force other non-full width buttons to wrap text
- Fixed: Multiple full width buttons in a group incorrectly wrap in mobile
- Fixed: Buttons with borders sometimes show a thin white border
- Fixed: Typing in a global color name is slow #2339
- Fixed: Resetting max width doesn't reset content horizontal align #2338
- Fixed: Icon panel doesn't close
- Fixed: Icon list block contents are also copied when copying styles #2320
- Fixed: Columns & Button group blocks show "add block" panel when used in reusable blocks & in widget editor #2371
- Fixed: Dynamic content button is not aligned in link inspector control #2332
- Fixed: Remove highlight toolbar button for button blocks #2314
- Fixed: Icon is not visible in some notification block layouts #2323
- Fixed: Position "sticky" doesn't work as intended inside columns #2212
- Fixed: Global typography does not show in tablet & mobile and in FSE #2340 & #2289
- Fixed: Fatal error with Freemius in edge case when blog no longer exists in multisite
- Fixed: ACF & Metabox dynamic content images show blurry #2064
- Fixed: ACF & Metabox added image size selector for dynamic content image fields #2064
- Fixed: Added single image field type support for Metabox
- Fixed: Related map block scripts now do not appear in the frontend when no map block is used #2386
- Fixed: Editor speed performance improvements when editing blocks
- Fixed: Error when saving a page when styling some blocks with PHP 8
- Fixed: Taxonomies and post types now show up in Dynamic Content if you have more than 10
- Fixed: Rare block error when using the highlight text color
- Fixed: Updated Freemius SDK to 2.5.0 for PHP 8.1 support
- New: JetEngine post and taxonomy meta box integration with Stackable Dynamic Content
- Fixed: Icon speed improvements
- Fixed: Resizing the 1st column to 33.33% can make the second column wrap
- Fixed: Added missing translation text domains
- Fixed: Minor UI, warning & security fixes
Introducing: Map Block
* New: Map Block
* Fixed: Editing Default Blocks now work when the Classic Editor plugin is activated
- New: Updated Stackable logos to the new one
- Fixed: Font family picker cannot be clicked
- Fixed: Posts block sometimes do not render correctly in the frontend
- Fixed: In some servers the Posts Block won't display columns side by side
- New: Metabox plugin integration with Stackable Dynamic Content
- Fixed: Margin bottom indicators won't show up when inside a native Row Block
- Fixed: Dynamic Content field dropdown gets cut when inside a popover
- Fixed: Icon block styles now work correctly when used inside a Query Loop block
- Fixed: Block widths now collapse as expected when used in a Row Block
- New: WordPress 6.0 compatibility
- New: Optimized selectors when combining CSS, this results in 40% less generated CSS size!
- Fixed: Possible PHP 5.6 error
- Fixed: Fixed background are now correctly forced to scroll and show up in iOS devices
- Fixed: Some editor optimizations
- New: You can now select multiple designs in the Design Library
- Fixed: Custom breakpoints do not work with Optimize Inline CSS
- Fixed: Some overriding issues with Optimize Inline CSS and responsive styles
- Fixed: The dynamic content popover can get hidden behind the editor's sides / inspector / admin menu
- Fixed: The contents of text highlight and dynamic content popovers go past their bounds
- Fixed: Some slider controls now show the correct slider position at default
- Fixed: Accordion block now opens on Windows if 'Show Animations on Windows' is turned off
- Fixed: Column gap option also affects Icon Label block in the editor
- Fixed: Sometimes theme colors do not show up in shadows and other color pickers
- Fixed: Hovering your mouse over the corner of the column size indicator makes it flicker
- Fixed: Icon list block bottom margin will not conflict with theme styles
- Fixed: Overflow can sometimes not be followed when there is a border radius on a block
- New: Added block list in the getting started page
- Fixed: Now loads JS scripts in the footer to prevent blocking the page render
- Fixed: Inline CSS Optimization sometimes made Parent Hovered style work incorrectly (if this is happening to you, update your post)
- Fixed: Image Box (v2) images sometimes won't show in Chrome
- New: You can now Save Block Defaults (Check out the Block Defaults panel in the Stackable sidebar)
- New: Inline CSS Optimization
- Fixed: Issues with Block Themes such as fullwidth & options missing
- Fixed: Astra compatibility, some Gutenberg options are missing and fixed spacing
- Fixed: LearnDash compatibility, Inspector shows blank when navigation panel is enabled
- Fixed: WordPress 5.8.x compatibility, prevents block errors
- Fixed: Fullwidth buttons no longer go past their containers
- Fixed: Multiple Posts block with Load More buttons now work correctly
- Fixed: Responsive toggles now work in the widgets editor, you can now edit tablet and mobile styles
- Fixed: Posts Block Card variation was not showing the post title
- Fixed: The last column of the native Posts block wraps sometimes when Global Typography is used
- Fixed: Removed alignment option of the Icon Label block
- Fixed: Block inserter doesn't appear if the last block is a text block
- Fixed: Hide button overlaps with long text in the table of contents block
- Fixed: Long text in table of contents block gets cut when using columns
- New: Table of Contents block
- Fixed: Button shadows don't show when the button has a border radius
- Fixed: Added button text alignment button
- Fixed: Buttons do not wrap text
- Fixed: Buttons and links get followed when previewing in tablet or mobile
- Fixed: Using a video background with a top/bottom separator now shows the content correctly
- Fixed: Card block Horizontal layout mobile collapse issue
- Fixed: Image now clickable in the image card variation in the Posts block
- Fixed: When changing typography color type to gradient for the first time, the text becomes transparent
- Fixed: Enqueue CodeMirror only in Gutenberg, it might interfere with other plugins that use it
- Fixed: Changing the block's HTML tag now shows the block in the correct width in the editor
- Fixed: Button block popover closes when clicking edit (v2)
- New: Navigation Panel
- Fixed: Missing Featured Image in the Default Posts block variation
- Fixed: Content order issues in the Posts block
- Fixed: Content order Posts block always shows the reset button
- Fixed: A block can show an error when saving without picking a layout
- Fixed: The margin bottom resizer can be visible when picking a layout
- Fixed: Security fixes
- Fixed: Blocks with variations couldn't be added (free only)
- Fixed: Layout switcher button doesn't show
- New: You can now change the Layout after adding a block
- New: Added Row Gap option in Icon List block
- New: Added Horizontal 2 layout for the Posts block (inverse of Horizontal layout)
- Fixed: Editor performance improvements
- Fixed: Accordion block support for some older browsers
- Fixed: Featured Image bottom margin can now be changed in the Posts block
- Fixed: Sometimes line-height won't get applied to the post titles in the Posts block
- Fixed: Column resizer handlers now show correctly for nested column blocks
- Fixed: Text and heading blocks now appear when in Content Editing Mode
- Fixed: Added center, wide and fullwidth to the Header block
- Fixed: Posts block Horizontal layout doesn't collapse correctly in mobile
- Fixed: Some Posts block content go past their containers in mobile
- Fixed: Using custom color pickers can close the current popover
- Fixed: Using rem font size shows the font size differently in mobile
- Fixed: The button appender button is now on the right side of the block
- Fixed: Alignment of the top & bottom lines of the header block now work in tablet/mobile correctly if there's a desktop alignment provided
- Fixed: Multiple copy and paste notifications won't anymore fill up the screen
- Fixed: Column styles can affect inner blocks in the editor
- Fixed: Jetpack form goes side-by-side in the editor
- Fixed: Hitting return while editing image dimensions in the size popover opens the Media Library
- New: WordPress 5.9 compatibility & FSE compatibility
- New: Added Overlay Colors to the Image block – now you can add solid or gradient colored overlays!
- Fixed: Clicking the expand block link scrolls the screen down
- Fixed: Inspector tabs went behind the visible area when scrolling down
- Fixed: Clearing a text highlight color, resets the highlight type.
- Fixed: Possible PHP error when a custom post used in Dynamic Content becomes unavailable
- New: Added link option to the Image Block
- New: Added back ability to change the column order when columns collapse in mobile (premium)
- New: Added Post Taxonomies in dynamic content (premium)
- Fixed: Trigger when all display conditions are met is not triggering properly
- Fixed: Entrance animation speeds and delay do not take effect correctly
- Fixed: Column gap and fit columns options now work in Feature Grid block
- Fixed: Display conditions: post meta & site option true & false condition now works if the value is "
- Fixed: Display conditions: Post meta & site option contains & does-not-contain condition now works if the string matched is at the start of the string
- Fixed: Content Vertical Align option prevents the responsive display options from being applied
- Fixed: Top and bottom lines in Heading block not left aligning
- Fixed: Icon block custom CSS not showing correctly in the editor
- New: Added Wireframes in the Design Library
- Change: Removed plugin deactivation feedback
- Fixed: Block alignments not inherited properly in tablet and mobile
- Fixed: Text in post block not aligning in tablet and mobile
- Fixed: Shadows in the design library are cut when viewing only a few designs
- Fixed: Button link popover is hard to close
- Fixed: Less Content Layout Shift (CLS)
- Fixed: Memory usage optimization (10% memory savings)
- Fixed: Aligning content in tablet doesn't inherit correctly in mobile
- Fixed: Column gap in desktop collapses columns in tablet
- Fixed: Unwanted delay when icons change color on hover
- Fixed: Translations are now properly applied across the plugin
- New: Dynamic Content can now be used for link titles
- New: Added Row Gap option for the Columns block
- Fixed: Design Library won't load designs in some server configurations
- Fixed: Column collapsing in tablet and mobile now takes into account the column gap
- Fixed: Resizing columns is jumpy when there is a column gap
- Fixed: In some themes alignfull does not work properly
- Fixed: Icon Button block styles get applied to the button instead of the background
- Fixed: Prevent Column block from being added as a reusable block
- Fixed: Added transform panel in the Separator block
- Fixed: Error when saving an Icon block while having a non-administrator role in multisite
- Fixed: Load more button now gets removed properly when all posts have loaded
- Fixed: Added missing translations
- Fixed: Updated FontAwesome script to use CDN
- Fixed: Some WordPress 5.7 and 5.6 compatibility issues
- Fixed: Design library infinite loading spinner and fails to load design
- Fixed: PublishPress workaround – Stackable blocks won't load
- Fixed: Posts block can affect the display of other Posts block in the editor
- Fixed: Posts block won't show featured image if size is not full
- Fixed: Icon list columns flexbox issue
- Fixed: Accordion block affects the icon of nested accordion blocks
- Fixed: Pricing box alignment in some layouts
- Fixed: Notification block close button can go out of the container
- Fixed: Kadence compatibility – dots added to the blog posts meta (v2 block)
- Fixed: Image box can have a small white gap if the container size has fractions in its widt (v2 block)
- New: Added note at the bottom of the Style tab in some blocks about how to style inner blocks.
- New: Added tip to open the List View
- Change: Renamed Columns block to "Columns / Container" block
- Fixed: Added another failsafe in case the frontend migration doesn't get automatically enabled when v2 blocks are present.
- Fixed: Removed small gap between full width blocks in the editor so they look merged together
- Fixed: Separator now preserve aspect ratio correctly in mobile
- New: Added a modal popup to help with the migration process to version 3
- New: Shadow options can now be styled on hover
- Fixed: Block widths when nested
- Fixed: Column content widths sometimes didn't apply especially when nested
- Fixed: Layout styles of the Blog Posts and Card block
- Fixed: The image cannot be selected some Card block layouts
- Fixed: Posts Block title tag can't be changed
- Fixed: Remove unwanted bottom margin in columns
- Fixed: Content Vertical Align did not apply
- Fixed: Icon Label block icon gap showing incorrectly in the backend when you have multiple icon labels
- Fixed: PHP warning for themes using theme.json
- Fixed: Feature block horizontal layout didn't show as horizontal
- Fixed: Image Box block layouts were not aligned correctly
- Fixed: Image placeholder height now shows correctly
- Fixed: Blocks can be linked together if creating multiple columns at once
- Fixed: Compatibility with wide/full align when Kadence blocks is enabled
- Fixed: Fixed typo in the wizard text
- Fixed: Compatibility with some plugins when backward compatibility with v2 blocks is enabled
- Fixed: Backward compatibility with v2 blocks now work with reusable blocks
- Fixed: Possible too many redirects when going to the wizard
- Fixed: The onboarding / migration wizard sometimes did not appear
- Fixed: Auto-updating to v3 doesn't perform the migration process immediately
How To Shift From Version 2 to Version 3
- New: New version 3 blocks (old version 2 blocks will still be available)
- New: Completely new way to use Stackable blocks
- New: Now very lightweight
- New: Advanced Columns which are immensely responsive (you can control how they collapse in tablet and mobile)
- New: Style blocks when they're hovered
- New: Dyanmic Breakpoints
- New: Stackable Custom Fields (premium)
- New: Use Dynamic Content in images, buttons, and other content (premium)
- New: Motion Effects (premium)
- New: Conditionally Display blocks (premium)
- New: A lot more
- Fixed: Compatibility fix with Toolset
- Fixed: Turning on Optimization settings prevents global colors from working in Divider block colors
- Fixed: When no aria-label is given in Image Box blocks, role="img" is no longer added
- Fixed: WordPress 5.8 compatibility issues
- Fixed: Removed some attributes which should not be included when copy and pasting styles
Custom Attributes and Optimization
- New: You can now add your own Custom Attributes in Stackable blocks
- New: You can now opt to only load JS and CSS frontend files only in pages that use Stackable blocks
- Fixed: The featured image in blog posts blocks now correctly use the image's alt text
- Fixed: JS error encountered when a global color becomes null
- Fixed: Icon block's icon alignment issue when align is set to right
- Fixed: Compatibility with WP Review Pro in the blog posts block
- Fixed: Possible PHP warning when encountering a block without attributes when loading Google Fonts
- Fixed: Possible dynamic content PHP warning
- Fixed: Block error with ACF Pro when using Wysiwyg fields from Options pages as dynamic content
- Fixed: Container links should not be included when copy and pasting styles
- Fixed: Increased clamped padding in tablets from 30 to 100
- Fixed: Updated documentation links
- Fixed: The icon's column gap did not take effect in mobile
Clickable Containers and Pagination
- New: Containers in some blocks can now become links
- New: Added pagination to the Blog Posts block (premium)
- Change: Increased the minimum PHP to 5.6
- Fixed: Jetpack social sharing buttons won't show up anymore in the blog posts block excerpt
- Fixed: Compatibility with WP Review Pro in the blog posts block
- Fixed: The Video Popup block play button can be misaligned
- Fixed: Right and bottom Container paddings in tablet and mobile are interchanged
- Fixed: Global colors can have an error when colors are set to null
- Fixed: A vertical scrollbar can be present in the block editor
- Fixed: Backward compatibility with WordPress 5.6
- Change: Increased minimum compatibility of Stackable to at least WordPress 5.5.4
- Fixed: Constant naming issue in PHP 5.3
- Fixed: E_PARSE PHP warning
- Fixed: Deprecated warning shown in PHP 8
- New: You can now add Dynamic Content to your blocks from the Dynamic Fields toolbar button (premium)
- Fixed: Changed "Gutenberg plugin is active" notice message to be clearer
- Fixed: Team Member block image now doesn't grow bigger than its container
- Fixed: Global color reset popover width
- Fixed: Corrected custom CSS selector name in the blog post block
- Fixed: Added Auto Block Recovery support for reusable blocks
- Fixed: Video Popup block play button SEO and accessibility issues
- Fixed: Possible PHP undefined variable warning in global settings
- Fixed: Image border radius now properly shows in mobile for the Feature block
- Fixed: Gradient backgrounds would overlap if there's a border in Column blocks
- Fixed: Picking a global color did not visibly show as active
- Fixed: Text highlight toolbar button now shows pressed state when active
- Fixed: Block title and Block description spacing in some blocks didn't get applied
- Fixed: Count Up and Notification block's icon alignment not working in tablet and mobile
- Fixed: Some em units did not display as active
- Fixed: Missing stretch class in Feature block
- Fixed: Disabled html editing in the Accordion block
- Fixed: Text of some blocks now are blank when you first add them so you can type immediately
- Fixed: Get the correct color from custom properties in Icon List block icons
- Fixed: Better color picker support for Neve Theme colors
- Fixed: Image Box block now properly adds min-height
- Fixed: Compatibility adjustments for WordPress 5.7
- Fixed: Advanced tab can sometimes be visible in the Styles tab
- New: You can now copy and paste Stackable and native block styles! (premium)
- New: Added block previews
- Fixed: Feature Grid block container image is always set to cover
- Fixed: Removed inapplicable margin/padding unit in separators
- Fixed: Accordion text content can be a bit blurry
- Fixed: Don't enqueue blank Google Fonts in Global Settings
- Fixed: Expand block text color doesn't apply in backend
- Fixed: Icon block, title alignment in tablet and mobile did not apply
- Fixed: Auto block recovery should not affect v1 blocks
- Fixed: Margins of the Icon block title won't apply
- Fixed: Issue with styling duplicated blocks
- Fixed: Accordion block migration error
- Fixed: Google Fonts possible enqueueing issue
- New: You can now select titles to use Pargraph tags instead of H1-H6
- Fixed: Can't convert reusable blocks to regular blocks
- Fixed: Some inspector style conflicts
- Fixed: Nested Accordion block arrows did not rotate when opened
- Fixed: Feature Grid image shape for the column is now working
- Fixed: Clicking on the default quote icon in the Blockquote block
- Fixed: Accordion SEO issue with heading levels
- Fixed: Blocks didn't re-render when some props changed
- Fixed: Don't show number spacing for some layouts
- Fixed: Blog posts block load more button stopped working
- Fixed: Number box alignment does not apply for some layouts
UI Kits, Borders & Improved Performance
- New: UI Kits, check the Design Library
- New: Border options for all blocks
- New: Inspector performance improvements
- New: Added ID anchor tags to all blocks
- New: Revamped getting started page
- New: Compatibility with WordPress 5.6
- New: Gave the Design Library window a face lift
- Fixed: Blog Posts block now handle custom taxonomies in posts and pages correctly
- Fixed: Blog Posts block now shows the correct number of entries when specifying post IDs
- Fixed: Expand block typography can sometimes not apply in the frontend
- Fixed: Blockquote block background image tint not working
- Fixed: Global Settings will no longer show up when in content only editing mode
- Fixed: PHP error when other plugins use the plugin_action_links filter incorrectly
- Fixed: Some slider controls are stuck on the left when moving them
- Fixed: WordPress 5.4 compatibility
- Fixed: Blocks without a layout tab would not show options when they're first added
- Fixed: Some image width options won't respond
- Fixed: Blog Posts block filter wasn't called correctly.
Better User Interface and User Experience
- New: You can now pick multiple categories / taxonomies in the Blog Posts block
- New: Improved UX/UI for the block inspector and popups
- New: Speed improvements when editing block styles
- Fixed: Now easier to set left/right paddings to zero
- Fixed: Compatibility issue when coming from a Stackable beta build
- Fixed: Some disabled toggle buttons did not display as disabled
- Fixed: Unable to reset range controls when the value has been previously changed
- Fixed: Do not include post attributes when importing Blog Posts block designs
- Fixed: SEO warning about duplicate id attributes
- Fixed: A few CSS styling issues with some block layouts
- Fixed: Some JavaScript warnings
- New: Redesigned responsive toggles to make them easier to use and discover
- New: Added deactivation notice when the Gutenberg plugin is detected to be activated
- New: Added settings and Go Premium links to the plugins page
- Fixed: Possible error when you previously installed the beta version and updated to the released version
- Fixed: Global colors can possibly show a warning if a theme has invalid colors
- Fixed: Footer text was in the middle of the screen in the Stackable accounts page
- Fixed: Only add attribute identifiers in some native blocks if needed for Global Typography
- Fixed: Partial compatibility with Gutenberg v9.1
- Fixed: Potential PHP warnings when generating global styles
- Fixed: Custom HTML block can result in invalid HTML and can cause frontend display issues
- Fixed: Global colors can possibly show a warning
Introducing Global Colors and Global Typography
- New: Global Colors
- New: Global Typography
- Fixed: Speed improvements
- Fixed: Some popup settings close right away when clicking in Firefox
- Fixed: Blocksy compatibility when detecting dark colors
- Fixed: Some responsive font-sizes won't apply
- Fixed: Feature grid block default title tag shows as H2 in the Block Editor
- Fixed: Block errors in nested blocks
- Fixed: PHP warning undefined index page
- Change: Moved Stackable admin settings inside Settings menu
- Fixed: Column blocks and other blocks that use innerBlocks do not auto-recover
- Fixed: WordPress 5.4 compatibility
- Fixed: Background color and image in Video Popup won't apply
- Fixed: Force removal of pseudo elements in the Blockquote block
- Fixed: Kadence Theme color picker issue
- Fixed: CORS error when editing in mobile or tablet if Stackable's CSS files are located in a another domain. When it happens now, live responsive editing will just not work.
- Change: Added "Other" options on the bottom of the admin settings
- Fixed: Icon list text were flowing over the other lines in the editor
- Fixed: Admin spinner was always visible
- Fixed: Responsive hiding doesn't show blocks on exactly 600px and 960px widths
- Fixed: Load more button in Blog Posts block wasn't centered correctly
- Fixed: Typography mobile font size issue when inheriting clipped desktop values
- Fixed: Group into Container was producing an error
- Fixed: AdvancedToolbarControl fullwidth console warning
- Fixed: Block bottom margin placeholder now correctly shows 35 instead of 0
- Fixed: Images with labels can produce invalid block html output
- Fixed: Console warning for alignRight when displaying block designs in the inspector
- Fixed: Added aria-label "Play" in Video Popup block
- Fixed: Max. Content Width option now gets inherited in tablet and mobile
- Fixed: Min. Block Height option now gets inherited in tablet and mobile
- Fixed: Block and column margins and paddings now get inherited in tablets
- Fixed: Some styles will now get inherited in tablets also
- Fixed: Block errors may appear and not auto-recover when using the Gutenberg plugin
Better Responsive Controls, Better List Block Icons and Low-Highlight Effect
- New: Better responsiveness controls: some tablet and mobile options do not automatically inherit desktop styles
- New: You can now pick any icon for the Icon List block
- New: You can now have different icons per line in the Icon List block
- New: Additional icon options in the Icon List block
- New: Icon size is now responsive in the Icon List block
- New: Added low-highlight text formatting style
- New: Now compatible with Kadence Theme global color palette
- New: You can now select the text color for highlighted text styles
- Fixed: Multisite or unfiltered HTML issue where some container styles do not reflect in the frontend
- Fixed: Icon list block didn't follow tablet and mobile column counts.
- Fixed: Blog Posts Block doesn't detect category and tag taxonomies for custom post types
- Fixed: When in white label mode, the pricing tab still appears in the settings page
- Fixed: Container blocks with small content widths have large paddings in mobile
- Fixed: Columns Block uneven columns
- Fixed: PHP Rest API notice about register_rest_route used incorrectly.
- Change: Removed affiliate page
- Change: Removed main menu notification for a more unobtrusive experience
Introducing: Live Responsive Editing
- New: Responsive Preview and Editing!
- New: Multi-block editing support
- New: Improved styling for the admin settings
- New: Complete WordPress 5.5 support
- Fixed: Separator can show a thin white line sometimes
- Fixed: Divider block alignment not being applied
- Fixed: Column gap option not working in Icon Block
- Fixed: Expand block showed wrong heading tag in the editor
- Fixed: PHP Rest API notice about register_setting used incorrectly.
Introducing: Role Manager for Gutenberg
- New: User Role Manager (premium)
- New: Updated URL picker
- New: Added alt text for image using title and subtitle in Image Box block.
- Fixed: Partial WordPress 5.5 compatibility
- Fixed: Responsive breakpoint for hiding in desktop.
- Fixed: Missing guided CSS rules for Card Block (premium).
- Fixed: Only show Stackable menu for users that have the manage_options capability
- Fixed: Text transform "normal" was not working as expected.
- Fixed: IconButton deprecation warnings.
- Fixed: Disabling the title can possibly make the Image Box block error out
- Fixed: Social buttons give block errors in Team Member blocks.


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Wednesday, April 04, 2012
OOLAID: Conor's Autism Challenges, Sense of Humor and Progress
5 comments:
- farmwifetwo said...
OOLAID is awesome.
My youngest son's Teacher and I were discussing the rebranding of FC on Tues at the IEP meeting. Yes, there are times where he's taught correct sentence structure and he has to write correctly, but in our opinion, the real Russell is when he does it himself. Tues, free typing period was to do a complete list of credits (people and positions) that he has memorized from somewhere. We haven't figured out where from yet.
Some would say it isn't much... but IMO... like OOLAID... it's pretty damn awesome.
The FC crowd and their fake perfect conversations.... not for me. - 3:38 pm
- Claire said...
Yes...that really IS awesome!
- 9:07 pm
- Autism Mom said...
I've been known to frame things like this. ;) Love It!
- 11:00 pm
- cabinfever07 said...
What an awesome experience...I don't know, but I can imagine how you must feel. Certainly Conor is fortunate to have parent such as you and it is a pity that the system is not preparing itself for the day when you may not be able to bring your love and comfort. My experience with autism has left a tremendous sense of admiration for the parents who have to deal with it. If there is ever an opportunity to bring the urgency for a residential program for people with autism to the attention of the government we should not hesitate to do so.
- 11:42 pm
- Stranded said...
cheeky handsome devil Conor :)
- 4:51 pm

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At an exceptionally well attended national JJA meeting, held at the time of the San Francisco Jazz Festival, those present -- President Howard Mandel, Floyd Levin, and me -- discussed Assocation business, and then, since all three of us have published books (Floyd's book just out at the time, in fact), turned to the delicate topic of publishing itself. Because I do volunteer work as a book contract advisor for the National Writers Union, Howard suggested it might be advantageous to run a sort of "Contract Doctor" column on jazzhouse.org, or in Jazz Notes, or perhaps both. I agreed to "test" the appeal of such a column by writing an introduction to the tricky (and increasingly intricate and troublesome, because of the e-world onslaught in all areas of publishing) subject of both book and standard journalism contracts -- focusing on such issues as copyright, piracy, piracy protection, subsidiary rights, authors' rights in general, WMFH (work-made-for-hire), free use, etc. If there are "takers" (JJA members with specific questions), the column might be offered on a regular basis. At the time the idea was "hatched," Howard said he would (with Floyd as witness) "hold me to it," so . . . here we are.
First of all, let me say that I do not intend to use this space for the purpose of proselytizing. I am a "believer," a convert to the Writers Union, because of circumstances that more than likely may surface from time to time (issues that affect us all), but I also realize that, to some JJA members, the word "Union" is anathema -- aligned with the Devil's party. Be that as it may, I will simply say that the Union does have resources not otherwise available to writers (such as an agents database--for one--that includes evaluations, not just the customary list of agents as anonymous as potential doctors), and I would like to make use of such esoteric lore in this column, because it's been my experience--dealing with writers who have just received classic "boilerplate" contracts (contracts that should be fully negotiable but which, provided by publishers, assume exclusive rights for themselves not writers)--that writers, in the first rush of excitement over being "published," are all too willing to sign what they shouldn't, without bothering to read a contract's small print -- or all too frequently its large!
For example, watch out for clauses that allow a publisher to "reproduce the Work or license the reproduction of the Work or any part of the Work" by [a healthy specific list will follow, and then the clincher] "any other means or combination of means whatever whether now in existence or hereafter invented." I know a screenwriter who received such a contract and his mentioned any means now known or yet to be known in the universe at large -- or such as we know it!
I think it's quite natural for writers -- who are busy enough with the demanding particulars of their trade -- not to want to deal with all this legalistic "stuff." I never would have, were it not for the fact that, formerly and on too many occasions, I was one of those writers who did not bother to read his contracts carefully enough, and I eventually got sick of being "taken." So many times that I thought I'd better dig in and find out what was really going on in the world of publishing -- both "e" and print -- rather than just wishing that things weren't so (what Zen practitioners call kono-mama, suchness, or things as they are).
In a 1995 issue of Jazz Notes, Art Lange provided a clear and comprehensive piece on a subject he realized "a lot of writers may not know much about": the legalities of copyright. He pointed out a fact that many writers are not cognizant of: that a work is theirs -- that copyright adheres to it -- the moment they begin and complete the act of creation. At the time, the going phrase was "fixed form." The term now is "tangible medium of expression." When Art wrote, copyright remained in effect until 50 years after a writer's death. The terms have now been generously expanded, at the behest of Disney, Inc. (a provision made especially for Mickey Mouse), to 70 years.
The concern that prompted Art's piece was a problem that seems -- in light of increasingly outrageous acts of piracy associated with e-publication, a glut of unscrupulous third party vendors willing to rape and pillage any archive -- somewhat tame perhaps, but one that affected jazz writers at the time: the discovery that thousands of record reviews (I think Kevin Whitehead had a near record high of finding 48 of his so used) miraculously turned up in a 751-page paperback collection, a sort of cursory condolence extended to the authors thereof (along with thanks to editors and staff of various magazines who approved the theft), but--of course --the rights of the writers themselves (their approval or permission to re-produce) had been ignored. Those were the early, "good ole days" -- nearly innocent in comparison with what goes on now -- of Web war.
Between 1995 and 2001, infringement escalated to epic proportions, and it is no longer safe to assume -- on the wild, wide, open, pirate-infested seas of cyberworld -- that a work is yours when created. Or, you can assume that, but the assumption will not hold up in court. Now, unless you register your work (leaving a record, a date, against which infringement can be compared), you have no real legal claim should piracy occur. We've come a long way from the days when Jefferson Airplane forgot to put a copyright notice on the album containing a toaster with wings, and was tossed out of court because of it. Now, an outfit (not to be named) can pirate 24 of an author's articles for its newsletter and, when that author attempts to sue, the case will be tossed out because "the plaintiff has failed to protect her own rights because she failed to obtain valid copyright registration" [an actual, not hypothetical case]. Today, even a copyright notice -- should push come to shove in court -- is not enough. . . .
Next time out in this column, I will provide a few interesting if not exactly heartening examples of the activities of that new breed of pirates and poachers who've sprung up on the current publishing scene, and practical details on just how to protect (and register) a copyright. But enough for now -- this first time out. I hope this column will prove useful to JJA members. We hope to keep it fully interactive -- providing both a live link (so you can post questions to me directly, anonymity preserved or secured, if desired) and a comment box for which I will serve as designated "moderator."
Please don't be shy. The issues -- copyright, piracy, piracy protection, subsidiary rights, WMFH, backlists, POD and subsidiary e-publishing, etc. -- affect us all and can be discussed and clarified, hopefully, to everyone's satisfaction. Also, if you are interested in services provided by the National Writers Union (its "strictly voluntary" associate membership program, which provides health insurance for JJA freelancers -- or in Union membership itself), consult the Lobby section of www.jazzhouse.org, and www.nwu.org for what's available. More about this later. . . .
That's it for now. The Contract Doctor is in, ready for business -- and looking forward to hearing from you.
William Minor is an author, story-teller, journalist, educator, drummer, listener, and JJA member-in-good-standing; all opinions in his columns are his responsibility, not necessarily reflecting the editorial staff of Jazzhouse.
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Meet Michael Vagnini, the Milwaukee Cop Charged With Illegally Fingering Suspects' Rectums
Pictured at right is Michael Vagnini, the Milwaukee Police Department officer facing charges for aggressively fingering suspects' anuses. At gunpoint. Until they bled.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports that Vagnini and three others are facing criminal charges stemming from a series of illegal rectal searches Vagnini vigorously conducted between February 2010 and February 2012. "Vagnini is alleged to have performed all of the searches," the paper reports. "The three other officers are accused of witnessing Vagnini's actions and not stopping them or reporting them to a supervisor." A total of 32 of their police colleagues testified against the four men. How ethical of them to wait only two years to speak up!
Here's a brief rundown of Vagnini's exploits:
In one case, a man had gone to check on his aunt's house in the 3500 block of N. 10th St. When he came outside, his vehicle was surrounded by squad cars. Vagnini put his bare hand down the man's pants, touched his scrotum and inserted fingers into his anus, the complaint says. When the man pulled away, Vagnini put him in a choke hold that caused him to slobber onto Vagnini's arm. Vagnini repeatedly told him to "stop resisting" as he pulled back so hard on his neck his feet almost left the ground, the man said. Two other officers held his arms and one put a gun to his head, the complaint says.
Vagnini claimed he found crack cocaine inside the man's anus, but the man insisted it "was not on him prior to the search," the complaint says.
In another search, Vagnini conducted a traffic stop near N. 12th and W. Locust streets, the complaint says. Vagnini handcuffed the driver and asked him for "the drugs." The defendant denied having drugs but actually had hidden drugs inside his anal cavity, according to the complaint.
Vagnini put the suspect in a chokehold from behind, released him and then stuck his gloved hand inside the defendant's underwear, "shoving his fingers deeply into the defendant's butt crack and possibly into the defendant's anus," the complaint says.
The man was screaming, and as a result of Vagnini's actions the man was bleeding from the anal area for several days, the complaint says.
Here is a fun fact: It is illegal in Wisconsin for a police officer to perform a cavity search, regardless of what probable cause he may have to believe that a suspect is hiding things in his cavities. Here is another fun fact: Three of the four officers charged in the investigation have official reprimands on their records for "for failure to be civil and courteous toward the public," "unsafe vehicle operation" (twice), and "failing to honor a subpoena." They were, in other words, problem cops who should have been fired or placed on desk duty ages ago.
Here is the most fun fact: The Milwaukee Police Department knew about the illegal searches for "a couple of years," but waited to do anything about them "until authorities recognized a pattern."
In accordance with Milwaukee's Law Enforcement Officers' Bill of Rights, all four officers are on paid leave pending the outcome of an internal hearing that will occur alongside the criminal trial.


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There is no other single activity to boost sales that works better than sales coaching and this book is the best ever written on how to do it well.
Author of Getting Rich Your Way
This is a book that will truly take entire sales organizations to the next level. Keith is spot on, and his approach to accountability in the coaching process is what so many sales people and sales managers are missing.
CEO of Ziglar, Inc.
When it comes to building a top sales organization, Keith has got the market cornered on tactical leadership strategies for today's workforce. Coaching Salespeople Into Sales Champions is a winning playbook for managers who need to strengthen and invigorate their sales team through executive sales coaching.
David Hirsch, Director of B2B Vertical Markets Group
Few management books are specific to salespeople and those of us who work with salespeople understand they're a different breed. Keith Rosen's book is a great one to study and apply or pick up here and there when you have a special need. His coaching ideas are clearly explained and easily executed.
Best-Selling Author of How to Master the Art of Selling
It has been an immense professional and personal privilege to have had the opportunity to work so closely with a world-leading master in the art of Coaching. Keith is an exceptional trainer who inspires and enthuses his audience. His passion for the coaching is evident in the way he shows up and conducts himself. He went to great lengths to understand our business and our company culture and has inspired many of our Sales leaders to become masterful coaches. I would highly recommend him both as a person and as a professional for any organization wishing to transform their Sales management team towards Sales management excellence.
Cillian O'Grady, Senior Director Business Development Group
Winning in sales is no different than winning in life. As someone who has done a lot of personal and professional coaching over the years, I see tremendous value for anyone who reads this book. If the reader will embrace Keith's philosophy around coaching, they can certainly expect to win in all areas of their life, while making a profound and measurable impact on their salespeople's performance and attitude.
Best-Selling Author of The Seeds of Greatness and The Psychology of Winning
Since Keith presented the program I have observed our working environment take big steps forward. Our reps are empowered and thinking creatively to create new possibilities for our business, thus the management team has relinquished our roles as "Chief Problem Solvers" which has allowed us to spend more time observing and coaching reps. Professionally, I am happier and with less stress than ever before. I can't thank Keith enough for the impact he has made!
Jeff Ianello, Vice President
Fluffless! Rosen continues to give practical, A to Z how-to advice. After you read it, simply do it!
Author of Selling to VITO
Keith has done a tremendous job outlining the importance of coaching vs. managing. Implementing Keith's playbook will drive the development of high performance salespeople and superior results.
Kelly Carioti, Vice President
There are very few good books published for sales managers and most of them are filled with biased ideology and abstract concepts. Keith Rosen's book is refreshingly practical. It contains concrete steps on what to coach, how to coach and how to bring out people's hidden talents without resentment, or frustration. This is clearly the best book on sales coaching I've seen in a long time.
Gerhard Gschwandtner, Founder and Publisher of Selling Power
Keith's Tactical Coaching System is used by Managers and Executives around the world to drive more sales. 1-to-1 coaching and corporate training available.
Innovative videos to help keep manager's coaching skills sharp. Videos will contain short actionable tips on coaching, management and sales.
The essential playbook for managers to reference daily to develop their own executive sales coaching skills. Winner of over Five International Best Book Awards.


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As an aside, do I need to disable WAAS on my receiver for this to work?


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NYU Discounts
Faculty members at NYU have access to a host of advantages and supports on and off campus, from discounted tickets to confidential counseling and family care supports, from wellness programming to campus performances and events. Additionally, as a member of the NYU community, you can take advantage of a variety of discounts with local stores, travel service providers, and more.
The Computer Store
at NYU offers computer-related services to faculty and staff, including deferred payment options on purchases and repair service. Additionally, Laptop Insurance is provided through the NYU Insurance and Risk Management Department to members of the community who utilize NYU-provided laptops for work.
Family Care
at NYU provides information and supports for faculty and administrators with needs relating to child care and elder care.
Fitness Centers at NYU
Palladium offers memberships for faculty at discounted rates.
NYU Bookstores
offer discounts on purchases, book readings, and other events.
Skirball Center for Performing Arts
the premier venue for the presentation of cultural and performing arts events for NYU and lower Manhattan.
Ticket Central
offers discounted tickets to movies, theatre, dance, and musical performances in NYC.
Additional Faculty Discounts
Discounts are available at many on-campus and off-campus service providers with the NYU ID Card. Recreational activities including admission to local museums and performing arts, reduced-fee memberships at local health clubs, and more are listed on Faculty and Employee Discounts.
A sampling of those service providers offering discounts are listed below:
- Apple Computers
- Chelsea Piers
- HP Academy
- The New York Times
- Neighborhood Parking Lots
- Verizon Wireless
- Sprint/Nextel
- Travel and Transportation


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We are happy to advise you on our sponsoring possibilities and support you with the implementation of your ideas.
At RWTH you will find numerous interesting projects that make you visible as a sponsor and put you in touch with your preferred disciplines or institutes. We are happy to present you with a selection of exciting possibilities.


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How to Market Your Home to International Buyers
Are you trying to find a buyer for your home? Try marketing it to the world.
International homebuyers are eager to invest in the United States and may be willing to pay top dollar for your property. But don't expect them to simply knock on your door and hand you a briefcase filled with money.
To make your home appealing to foreign buyers, you'll have to do a little more than hire the average real estate agent, says Michael Xylas, a New York attorney who often represents buyers from various parts of the world.
"Align yourself with a broker who has ties with foreign buyers," says Xylas, a partner in the real estate and banking department at Abrams Garfinkel Margolis Bergson LLP. "Ask brokers if they have the ability to place advertising in the country (you're targeting) and if they will have a website dedicated to the property with a virtual tour."
One of the main reasons foreign buyers give up on buying a home in the United States is that they are not able to find the property they want, according to a report by the National Association of Realtors that profiles international homebuying activity in the United States.
Online Exposure
It is crucial to have your house listed for sale online with multiple photos and videos of the home and the neighborhood, says Patty Da Silva, owner of Green Realty Properties in Davie, Fla.
"Foreign buyers are looking for great pictures and videos of the property because most of the time they're not here to physically see them," Da Silva says.
Agents who specialize in working with foreign buyers normally list the property on websites that market homes for sale globally and nationally. Even if the property is listed only on Realtor.com, make sure there's enough information and pictures on the listing to attract international buyers, she says.
"Foreign buyers do look at Realtor.com and other real estate websites," says Da Silva, who recently has sold homes to buyers from Brazil, China and Canada. The buyers found her listings through the Internet, she says.
Hiring an agent who is certified to work with international buyers helps, she says. "But there is no one-size-fits-all on foreign buyers, as every country has its own customs."
Which Country Should You Target?
Who do you think would like your home better? A Chinese buyer or a Russian?
You can try guessing, but that's not the best way to decide which nationalities you should target when marketing your home for sale. Consider the area where the home is, the price, and even how the economy is doing in the countries where potential buyers come from.
Foreigners tend to cluster. The NAR report says Mexican buyers tend to purchase in the Southwest, while California has a lot of Asian buyers and the East Coast attracts Europeans. Florida is the state with the most foreign buyers. Most international buyers in Florida come from Canada, followed by Brazilians.
Why Sell to a Foreign Buyer?
International buyers who live outside the United States invested more than $41 billion in the U.S. housing market during a 12-month period that ended in March 2012, according to the latest foreign buyer report by the NAR. Another $41 billion was spent by buyers who had recently moved to the United States from other countries and those with long-term visas.
Foreign buyers paid an average of $315,000 per home in 2011, in comparison to the overall U.S. average of $218,000 per home, the report shows.
That doesn't mean international buyers are willing to overpay, Da Silva says.
"There's a myth that foreign buyers will just come in with cash and pay more than what the property is worth, but that's not true," Da Silva says. "They look for a bargain, like everyone else, and they look for properties that are easily rentable, in desirable areas, with high rates of return."
Mortgages for Foreign Buyers
Most international buyers pay cash, but many want a mortgage -- including investors and those buying vacation homes. You may think it's impossible for a foreign buyer to get a mortgage these days, given the current tight lending requirements. But it's not. A few lenders offer mortgages for foreign buyers who make a down payment of at least 30%.
Explain the Basics
You can improve your chances of selling if you do whatever you can to make it easy for foreign buyers, Xylas says.
That includes presenting information in a way that's easier for the buyer to understand and explaining basics that are not so obvious to a foreign buyer because of cultural differences, says Baro Shalizi, a real estate agent in Santa Fe, N.M.
"Simple things like changing the square footage to square meters," he says. "Explaining how the process works, how inspections work."
In many countries, appliances are not included in the sale of a home, he says. Even these basics must be explained.
"A lot of times when I tell my (foreign) clients the appliances are staying, they are like, 'Really?'"


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There's nothing worse than a giant stain...in the middle of your carpet! From pet stains to wine spills to sick children, nothing is more frustrating than carpet stains. But don't fret, the experts at Carpet One Floor & Home have put together a step by step guide on how to remove vomit stains from carpet, so you don't have to worry the next time your little one catches the flu.
Before we discuss how to remove vomit from your carpet, make sure you stock up on a few essentials such as paper towels, sponges, gloves, and baking powder —and maybe even a few disposable face masks to protect yourself from infection, especially if you're cleaning up sick from a loved one. Don't worry too much about having a specific stain remover or carpet cleaner on hand, as we will take a deeper dive into how to create your own safe cleaning solvents later on.
Worried about whether vomit can permanently stain your carpet? Fear not, as our expert insights into carpet stains reveal that swift action and the right cleaning methods can often prevent permanent damage. Vomit contains acidic components that, if left untreated, can lead to discoloration and stubborn stains.
However, our comprehensive guide on tackling carpet stains emphasizes the importance of immediate attention and the use of effective cleaning solutions. By following our step-by-step instructions, you can significantly minimize the risk of permanent staining. With the right approach and timely intervention, your carpet can bounce back to its pristine state, showcasing resilience against even the toughest challenges. Trust our expertise to guide you in preserving the beauty and longevity of your carpet, ensuring that vomit stains become a thing of the past.
Discover the ultimate solution to conquer stubborn carpet stains with our comprehensive step-by-step guide on removing vomit stains, ensuring your carpets look and feel brand new.
To successfully remove vomit stains, follow our instructions below:
Step 1: Begin by promptly scraping or blotting up any excess spill using a clean paper towel or cloth.
Step 2: Apply a generous layer of dry baking soda over the affected area to absorb and neutralize odors.
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Step 5: Keep blotting (not rubbing) to preserve the integrity of your carpet fibers.
Step 6: Introduce our specially formulated pre-soak solution (refer to "Cleaning Solutions") using a damp towel to target and lift the stain.
Step 7: Rinse the treated area with water as per the guidelines outlined in Step 4.
Step 8: Once again, employ the blotting technique for thorough yet gentle drying.
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Equip yourself with the ultimate arsenal of cleaning solutions to clean a vomit stain. Our curated selection of cleaning solutions is tailored to ensure maximum efficacy in stain removal.
Some helpful carpet cleaning solution to have on hand includes:
Detergent: Mix 1/2 teaspoon clear dishwashing detergent with one cup of warm water (not hot water).
Pre-soak Solution: To add an extra layer of freshness, mix 1 teaspoon enzyme laundry detergent (such as Axion, Biz, or others) with one cup of water.
Dry Powder Cleaner: Have a dry powder cleaner on standby, such as a natural carpet refresher made with baking powder, for that finishing touch, leaving your carpet spotless and revitalized.
Dry Cleaning Solvent: Find a non-oily, non-caustic type sold as spot removal for garments. *Caution: May be flammable.
Say goodbye to stubborn stains with the power of targeted cleaning solutions, your allies in achieving a pristine, welcoming carpet that stands up to life's unexpected challenges.
*Note: Not all carpet fibers react the same way when treated for stains. Before proceeding with any of the preceding cleaning procedures, we recommend you contact the appropriate fiber company for their suggested maintenance guidelines. Failure to follow these carpet stain removal guidelines may void your warranty. For more information, please contact your Carpet One retailer.
*Note: If your carpet has an Ultra 25a Warranty, you must call 3M directly prior to treating any stain. Failure to do this will void your warranty.
You're not alone in combatting carpet stains! Here are a few commonly asked carpet cleaning questions regarding the removal of vomit stains from carpet:
Banishing the lingering odor of vomit from your carpet is not only possible but entirely achievable with the right strategies. Utilizing a combination of odor-neutralizing agents such as baking soda and specially formulated carpet cleaners, you can tackle the source of the smell with precision. These solutions work to break down and eliminate the odorous compounds, leaving your carpet not only stain-free but also refreshingly scented.
Invest in waterproof carpet products or consider applying a carpet protector spray to create a barrier that repels liquids and prevents them from seeping into the fibers. Many carpet manufacturers sell carpet protectant sprays designed to enhance their products fibers, so consult your local Carpet One Floor & Home expert to find one specifically made for your carpet. Additionally, investing in machine-washable, stain-resistant rugs for high-risk areas provides an extra layer of defense. Most importantly, make sure to clean up messes promptly when they happen.
When it comes to cleaning carpet stains, speed is your best ally in preserving the pristine beauty of your flooring. The golden rule is to clean a carpet stain as soon as possible to prevent it from setting and becoming a permanent eyesore. Our expert advice emphasizes immediate action—whether it's a spill, pet accident, or other mishaps. The longer a stain sits, the more challenging it becomes to remove.
Have another stain? Check out our carpet stain removal guide or download the Stain First Aid app to get video tutorials on the most common stains.
Thank you for contacting Carpet One Floor & Home. Your local flooring expert will reach out to you regarding your inquiry.


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In Loving Memory of
Beloved Wife of
Peter Gaffaney
Died 16th Nov 1931
Also her Loved Husband
Peter Gaffaney
Died 4th July 1954R.I.P.
Also Their Loved Son
Michael Dominic
Died 5th Sept 1990 Aged 80
Dearly Loved Husband of
Died 25th Sept 1995 Aged 81
My great grandmother Margaret (O'Rourke) Gaffaney is buried in Bromley Cemetery, Christchurch, New Zealand, along with her husband Peter Dominic Gaffaney, their son Michael Dominic and his wife Agnes (Burke).
The monumental masons managed to bodge both gravestones – getting the date of death wrong for my great grandfather, and again for his son.
Many thanks to the kind Trade Me genealogy forum member who located and photographed the gravestone for me.
- Bromley Cemetery (Linwood Avenue, Bromley, Christchurch, New Zealand), Peter Gaffaney & family gravestones, Block 24, Plot 64; photograph supplied by [NAME FOR PRIVATE USE], April 2011.
Tombstone Tuesday is an ongoing series at GeneaBloggers.


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Floor sanding is a way to bring life to your old shabby home or office flooring. It is cheaper than changing the whole floor and much easier. Sanding needs a lot of calculations and techniques so it can be done perfectly. The best choice is a fully equipment floor sanding services company.
Smooth floor maintenance will enhance the overall look of your dwellings. The first step that need to be made before the true sanding procedure starts is cleaning - once the floors are cleaned, they will need to be totally dried before the wooden boards may be fixed. Since your wooden floor is a key facet of your property that needs continual maintenance and attention! Many people ask for polishing procedure, but it is mostly not required for new floors, and floors with polyurethane coating.
There are parts from home that need sturdier wood types, for example cypress or cedar, you get in touch with our company and we will help you choose the right one for your property. But when you hold your hardwood floors to be looking fantastic and prolong their daily life, take solid wood floor types. Our firm have years of experience in this business and we will provide your hardwood floors a great shine!
The last stage from sanding your wooden floor is sealing and you can decide what to use - a natural oil or hard wax oil or lacquer. This last touch is protecting your floors from stains, weather conditions, furniture, and human harming.
If you are going to search for a professional sanding company, you need to contact with our fine experts!